Reno Forge
General Contracting That Actually Coordinates the Trades
One written scope, one schedule, and a single point of contact managing every trade on your project — from permits to punch list.
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The Part of Renovation Most People Actually Hate
Multi-trade projects don't usually fail on any single trade's work — they fail on the handoffs between them. The electrician who shows up before the framer's done. The permit that surfaces mid-project instead of before it. General contracting, done properly, is the discipline of making those handoffs invisible to you.
One Sequence, Coordinated in Advance
Framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishing get scheduled in the order they actually need to happen, agreed before work starts — not improvised trade by trade.
Permits Pulled Before They Become Delays
Ontario municipalities each have their own permit requirements and timelines. We build permit lead time into your schedule from day one instead of discovering it mid-project.
One Point of Contact, Not Five
You get one person accountable for the whole project, not a rotating cast of trades each pointing at the other when something's off.
Built for GTA Housing Stock
Whether it's a postwar Burlington bungalow or new-build infill in Vaughan, general contracting means accounting for what's actually behind the walls of your specific home.
Why Multi-Trade Renovations Go Sideways
When homeowners hire trades separately or work with a contractor who doesn't actually coordinate the sequence, the result is predictable: idle days waiting for the next trade, work redone because the sequence was wrong, and a project timeline that stretches well past what anyone promised.
One Schedule That Every Trade Actually Follows
Reno Forge builds a single sequenced schedule before work begins, with each trade slotted in the order the project actually needs. Your written scope reflects that sequence, and you get one point of contact accountable for keeping it on track — not a list of subcontractors to manage yourself.
How We Run a General Contracting Project
A sequence built for accountability, not improvisation.
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Scope & Trade Sequencing
We assess the full project and build a written scope with every trade sequenced in the order the work requires.
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Permits & Scheduling
Required permits are pulled for your municipality, and the schedule accounts for realistic permit and inspection timelines.
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Coordinated Build
Trades execute in sequence under one schedule, with photo documentation shared at each phase.
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Inspections & Adjustments
Required inspections are scheduled at the right points in the sequence, with any adjustments handled in writing.
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Final Walkthrough & Punch List
We walk the completed project against your original scope and close out every item on the punch list.
Why Choose Reno Forge for General Contracting
The value of a general contractor is what you don't see: no gaps between trades, no permit surprise, no finger-pointing.
One Point of Contact
A single accountable contact for every trade on your project.
Permits Handled Proactively
Municipal permit timelines built into the schedule, not discovered mid-project.
Trades Sequenced, Not Improvised
Framing, electrical, and plumbing scheduled in the order the work requires.
Written Scope Before Deposit
Every trade's scope of work documented up front.
Photo-Documented Progress
Each phase recorded and shared as the project moves.
Licensed & Insured
Full coverage across every trade and phase of the project.
General Contracting FAQ
What kinds of projects need a general contractor rather than a single trade?
Any project involving more than one trade — framing plus electrical plus plumbing, for example — benefits from a general contractor coordinating the sequence, rather than you managing each trade's schedule yourself.
Do you handle permits for multi-trade renovations?
Yes, we pull the permits required for your specific municipality and build realistic permit and inspection timelines into your project schedule.
How do you keep trades from conflicting on site?
Every project runs on a single sequenced schedule agreed before work starts, so each trade knows when they're on site and what needs to be done before they arrive.
Can you take over a project that's stalled with another contractor?
We can assess a stalled project and provide a written scope for completing the remaining work, though we'll be upfront if the existing work needs correction before we can proceed.
How is pricing structured for general contracting projects?
You receive one written scope covering all trades, materials, and sequencing, with allowances spelled out — not a stack of separate trade invoices to reconcile yourself.
Get Your Multi-Trade Project Coordinated Properly
Email us for a written scope covering every trade, on one schedule.
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